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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
VISITS HIS SISTER
CLEVELAND At FAYETrEvilLs.
Great Crowds Gstber ~ the Little siii4xs
.aa Give ttisas 4nd fiss Wits Car
dial Rscsptloa -oa tks nss
20 Wsshlk stsa.

Farsr7kyflAs. \. A.. July ~. - This
beautiful village. tie boy hoed hogas OF
Grover Cleveland. was today builizutiy
decorated With national oolors a. sign Of
popular greeting TO the President. A large
delegation from Syracuse aud the adjacent
villages andItowns came in during the fore
noon until the village streets were over
crowded. Residences aud business places
we're profus tly decorated The old Ceye.
land home, kchool house. aud the ae@iemy
which he attended were suitably decked.
as also WAS the plain homestead of
Mrs Hoyt. the Presidents sister. The
Presidential party. including Mr..
and Mrs Cleveland and Secretary
aud Mrs. Farchild. drove here from Gaze
noyia. leisu rely. making a two hours ride
through a delightful region. They arrived
shortly befoEe boon. driving through amnl
titude in the main streets. 20 Mrs. hoyt 5
residence. A committee OF old acqusint-
asces Eeceided and escorted the President.
A large delegation OF Syracussns in car
riagcs and on horseback Was drawn up near
the Hoyt residence. aud the party passed
through the lines. public reception took
place an hour later. in Clinton Park.
whittier the President and Mrs. Cleveland
went. escorted By procession, headed by
the Syracuse police, followed by an escort
of 100 citizens of Fayetteville and the
village authorities, Howard III. Edwards,
boyhood companion OF the President, max
ing an address of welcome. The President
on being presented 70 tie large assenblage,
made acknowledgements by formal bow
and : brief speech ia which he referred u
the scenes Of his bOyboOd Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland stepped TO the front OF the plat
form and for two hours received salutations
of the people. After dining with Mrs. Hoyt,
at about O'Clock the party started on their
way back ID Cazeneyia, and at Manlius
they were the recipients of brief and cor
dial reception from the people of that place
At $50 this evening the Presidential party
started nom sward going via Cortland. the
home OF Private Secretary Lamont, where
Col famont ioined them
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

WssHiasTps. July is.--Aeuak ceoIeiAfH
Taosnpsan to-day received The re.
ports of fbs si.eciai examines
appointed 10 e1amine the books
sna accounts q the disburslng of the SEC
ond A0ditort aad sisth Auditors of0eek
1aes sk9w the sHa.rs u each la sstiisc-
tary c101iilon 1ae only discrepancy
dlzs3Teret w8s ia tAr accounts 81
TIE hssbcfsine ogaioef Of the Sixth Auditor =
ofnee. where there waz bals0oe 81 80
found due The United stases The dishafs
INK Ofaoef SAYS that this discrepancy must
be tbs fessli of a. oyefpsyment, 0f al error
ia making ebEngs wk.ie making the sesai-
monthly payment ~ the salaries. On the
day before The examination began. The
examiner says he i confadent that the dis
bursing officer will see the discrepsEcy mp
OF revising his accounts. since his APP
i,0i0tmeni in July. 40. this officer dis
bufssd. without al error ts'ao, $500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

fosisys prszrsmms = - follows
senior single se0iis-
j. h. Corbett. karrsguts. Chicago.
Jas. J. Lynn. Port h0fOns.
Fred n Gastrich Modoc. 81. Louis.
Senior pairs
J. II Clegg aud r. u. Stsndish. EKeel.
siofs Detroit
+. J. Blair and ChAs. A. Coryell. Grand
Rivers Lansing.
Alex MALCOLM and Fred NJ Gastrich,
ModOc. 81 Louis.
senior double sculls-
J. +. Kofb and VIM. Wernanel. Dsl-
aware.. Chichaso.
Jas. J. and Dennis Lynn. Jr., Port
Hurons
senior f0urs-
hillsdsie, OF Hillsiale.
aylvans. OF Moline. III.
Port hurons, Port Huron.
Four Dared gig
Wolverines. OF Detroit
Syiyans. of Moline.
Detrosis. Of Detroit. crews No. and 2.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

J. A Thompson. NJ. B.. and Miss Augusts
J.. Rosentbsl. N. ID. both Of Traverse City
we're msrried last evening 81 the residsnos
Of sbe brides fsiher, ls5 Tbird-sve lev.
Dr. West performed the ceremony 10 the
tsreseuce of few friends and relatives. Mf.
Thompson IL bachelor oi medicine. for
meriv Of CaDsda from where b. removed
% Traverse City ~ practices medicine. Niss
Eosenthsl formerly resided here and also
went 70 Traverse City - practice me6icine
The happy couple left Last evening on the
10 10 train Tor tour IN the eest. On their
reiara they vii reside ia Traverse CITY and
prsctice their profession
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
BASE BALL.
Washington and Detroit quit Even a. tin o
End of the Tenth Inning.

WAsHIYGroE, 19.-When Manager Gsff-
ney. acting as umpire, called the game at
4.30 this afternoon, the tnrnstile at Capital
park had whirled in l.5D0 people. The
weather had been overcast and threatening
during the forenoon, and the heavy rain of
last night had thoroughly soaked the
ground. The base paths, Notwithstanding
a liberal application of sawdasi, were soft
and slippery with three inches of mud.
Umpire Doescher was called home this
morning by the illness Of his wife, and by
Captain Hanlon's request Gaiiney oflic;sted.
The slGggers, while not being able TO pound
out victory, saved defeat by tieing the
game in the ninth inning, and IL was called
By darkness. The score was as follows.
Washington. ..0 0 0 o o.
Detroit. .......O O.
Base hits-Nashngton, -. Detroit, ..
LIT ,rs-WGshngtpn, 4: DtifOlt, 4.
Bat erics-Shaw aud Dcaly; Geizcin and
Cane.
Uinpre-Gaiiney.
The game was called at the end Of the
tenth inning on account of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

CHcsso. July Ie.-Tw0 hundred dele
gates we're present this morning when tie
annual convention Of the National Assooia-
ton If tie Boot aud Shoe Retailers vas
called 30 order. All the principal c'aes 81
The country were represented. Dealers
we're cordially welcomes "a behalf of the
local association. and i wss announced
that the snm ct g. 600 hsd been sgssrribed
f3f Their entertainment. and programme
inciuJing visits - Ofne paTEs snd tbesiers
AMI e ban4ae;. lad been arranged. Ihe
sahiect ~ be constered is the effect upon
tie retail tftde ~ Tie extensive sales ~
boots and shoes ~ ory gso5s houses
throughout oar cygntrT. lie Chicago
delegates aii strongly urre foaf s boycott
be Dlsced ur1a fae wholesaler ~ho sell %
8rg goods
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Another Big storm nj baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-The storm yester-
day afternoon was followed by another OF
almost an equal force about 3 o'clock this
morning. Several houses on Cumberland
street were struck by lightning and un-
rooted, and their contents almost entirely
destroyed oy the rain. Harlem Park. one
OF the most beautiful resorts within the
city. this morning presents an appearance
OF desolstion. Nearly al Of the trees are
damaged and many entirely Destroyed.
Unroofed houses are seen all over the west
ern section OF the city. aud the aggregate
damage is heavy. though the individual
Losses are comparatively light.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Junlnr Donble scnII..

There was considerable interest manifest
ed in the junior double scull race, which
.. A. Livingston; Grand River, Lansing,
Charles A. Coryell, Fred j. Blair: Port
Huron. d. f. Lynn. Dennis Lynn. Jr. The
Port Huron boys lead all the way down, but
the race was pretty one. the Council
Bluffs crew pulling a steady. even and
pretty stroke. Port Huron turned the
stake in 6 minutes and o seconds, the
Council Bluffs fouled their buoy IN turning
and lost fifteen or twenty seconds by il,
thereby letting the Grand River boys 10 get
a lead which they kept. Port Huron won
the race, time, 1885, Lansing, second: time
it12i.
This brought the sport down to the great
race OF the day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

PITrsBuRe. July l9.-The convention
held in the coke region today by the
Knights of Labor aud miners and laborers
return to work Thursday morning, July
q. - the same wages paid up TO May l.
provided all Knights OF Labor are restored
20 tue positions occupied by them previous
u the strike. and without discrimination.
After WORK - resumed conference between
operators and workers all be held. IL Is
generally believed an advance will be con-
ceied and satisfactory sliding scale
gaOoiei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Tho Junior Pairs.

The entries were Grand River, OF Lansing.
with Il. h. Garfield in the bow and ID. l..
lerkes as stroke; DetrOits OF Detroit,
Charles W. Harrah at the bow and VIM. X.
Mcmillan stroke. The Detroits led slightly
on the start, the Grand Rivers being a
young crew they were pulling the slow
stroke, resting after each stroke, dipping
about thirty-four. while the Detfoits were
shooting along. pulling their rapid stroke
which ran anyw here from forty-six To fifty.
Both crews steered very badly, going far out
OF the course away TO the south shore of the
lake and making the mile one OF the long
est on record. The Lansing boys pulled up
on the last half of the stretch and could
easily have crowded the Detroits out of the
way had they made a squirt tor the crew
from Michigtai's metropolis were far over
into the Grand Rigers waters. Aside fron
the bad steering IL was pretty race all
along the last quarter 10 the tuning
buoys-the Detroits being not more than
halt boat length ahead. The Detroits
pulled square across the couse 10 their own
stake. ana the Lansing boys began turning
first. but making bad turl the Detroits
got away tirst. and led lansing by four
bost-lengths. The Detroits came home
beautifully with forty eight stroke. The
time was announced as i4.2i.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Ann ARBoR. July l9.-Frederick Shooles
a young German living near Saline, was
drowned last night at that place while IN
bathing. lie diyed from the bank into
shallow water, striking his head on the
bottom, and broke his neck or suffered 3
conclusion of the brain. The body was re-
covered. de was aged i and was studying
for the ministry. He was teaching school
during the vacation. His mother is in a
critical condition owing 10 the unfortunate
accident.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Ovxssaoao. hf.' Joiy IA destructive
Ere broke oui Esrs ABOUT - ciook last
rlcht a13 c9nsamed nine buildings. Il
vas discovered frst IN The rear Of vsnse-
vsr's lieerg ststls 90 Msin stree. sDd soon
al the aeio.nlng buildiags weFt in fsrses
A high wlnd Tas 8lo-ing and The fsues
lapre1 everything % Tor two blocks TIE
fa7an7 0f u. =. Miller a. pndertaker. had
sar-7r escaps Twelve fns horses we're
knr1ea o . crisg TIE FIRE cor any were
bsf.e8 in fhsir atternpfs - save property
Tk~ vefrr wo-ks ~e rof i1 vrrKinr
oz3e~, Iass. 5000 asa 81 70
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

PHILADELPHIA. JGly l9.-Aner eleven
months of contest carried on in this arch
diocese and also at Rome. the Rev. John T.
Gilmore. OF Waterford, ~ Y. has been de.
posed az provincial Of the Hermi.s of the
order Of St. Augustine for having voted fol
himself for the Office. lie was elected by
one Ills unsuccessful opponent, the Rev.
Christopher a. McEsoy. takes the success
sion
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Powdoriy VIII Not Resign.

PHILADELPHIA. July l9.--0eneral Mssie
Workman Powderly, before be left the city
Yesterday, said be would undoubtedly say
10 the convention that meets in Minneapolis
hat the proceedings should be held with
open doors. II the reporters are admitted
during the transaction OF the regular busi-
ness Of the convention. he thinks the pub
lie will have more confidence IA the order.
Dir. Powderly said that be would not resign
bis position.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Reporter-What had we better say to-
morrow about the Metropolitan?
"Bub"-That is what | have been worry
ing about oil night. Sometimes think we
made big mistake in putting my name in
that interview. You know Breeze has been
asking why don't wear uniform.
Reporter-Yes, know; lots of people are
talking about it. They think you ought
to wear one inst AS the patrolmen do and
think myself, brave Chief, that you should
in some way be distinguished from the
common herd
"Bnbi--Yes, but, confouns it. | have
uniforms nice, bright, pretty thing
trimmed with cord, and neat little cap.
wore it down town one Sunday morning
and stood watching the bar-room door of
Sweets Hotel when that internal idiot that
has charge Of the District Messenger boys
yelled OF me TO hurry up with that mes
sage | scowled down stairs at him, but
that did no good; he yelled at me again that
if didn't skip along he would have dis
charged. Pretty soon he came running up
stairs, and then he discovered who ! was.
or course he apologized and begged my
pardon, saying that looked exactly like
his tslest messenger boy. Think Of IT,
General L. G. Smith taken for a carrier boy.
| wac so mad ! could have had him run in
If there had been patrolman anywhere in
sight.
keporter--For heavens sake, General, we
must not let the TELEGRAM HERALD hear of
this.
"Bub"-Sh' Ny Gawd Don't speak so
loujl You better keep up the 'tumble-bug'
racket a few days longer. Some real mean
men are telling what il is that the tumble
u
mc that, but of course, he don't dare TO say
anything about il in the paper. Come in
tonight, perhaps ] can think CT something
else, and, by the way just tell Bell 70 work
In few lines about the brave General who
is risking bis life in noble effort TO purify
the morals OF this besotted and incesluous
city-something like that. you know.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

NFr Yoss Tulg pa bail movement
in coffee. ioiiowinz the rscsut psnic and
sharp decline in prices. began ieH days
s-o Toiay pricss advanced rapidly and
there vas mace excitement On the Cofee
ExchaH<e The highest reint reechei be-
fote tasstresk was a little over ~ oents.
Tte panic zTTied i doxn 70 - I8aav
81 a. ~as reached. and nsey think quota.
tons xill - higher than sefors t1s par &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

sAS FRAScIsoo. July l9.-Queea Kspio-
lani and the Hawaiian royal party lsf, fsr
Honolulu today on board the steamship
Austrsiis. having decided not TO wait for
The uitei Ssasee crgssef. Hassler. on Which
Accommodations bad been rendered them
No further intelligence from Honolulu ls
expected before August ~. unless q govern
msnf disp9feh boat or sailing vessel arrives
befgre that date
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

WAsnIscroN. July ls.-The German Gov
eminent has forwarded 81 900 TO be- distrib-
uted among the families Of the life-sayers
who lost their lives while endesvori ng lss'
Spring to afford aid q the sailo OF The
German ship Elizabeth which war wrecked
of Norfolk va. Two gold watches are also
sent 10 two iife-ssvers who nearly lost their
lives IN the same effort
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

sss Fssxc1sco July Is--Nsws has juss
been received here of ths ranr3er II Alsaks
isst Novemaer o. Bishop ssghers. = Csffo-
Ise missionary. Re ~ss kifIsd On the bzr -
81 fhe Yaksn rivsg. zs9at frs hundred
rifles froaa - nsfnGk xad sixty from anv
fnman h4sltsfsn The Tanrisrer vss
frsnk Fnlisr, ~ Portland. Ors.- vho serf
9TH TIE bishop zs hss servant 10 cssss
IS rl7sn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

WAsHINoroE. July l9.-The sixth auditor
for the Postoiiice Department for the third
quarter OF the last fiscal year presents the
following figures: Receipts, $lS0l2, 1867
expenditures $l3, 250s.05, deficiency,
s2G0.O2l.O5. The revenue from infernationa
money orders Is not included in this report
as il has not yet been ascertained, but IL IL
estimated that it will reduce the deiicie ncy
ahonf SlOO0O
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
VIII Look Elsewhere for Work.

NEw IoRK. July 19.-The strike at the
Delaware Iron Works is rapidly drawing 10
close. The strikers met today end DC.
cided that all the hands should look ior
work elsewhere, a. there did not seem the
least possibility of their being able 10 ge;
back 10 work at Delamanters. The Deia-
manters say they have ell the men they
want 81 present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

oK~EVs July la-There have been severe
snow storms in the Swiss Alp~. SIX toar-
is,s inciuding three sons Of ihe Director Of
he Earich College. have been lost on tie
Gun9f-an Several parties we're sent cat
- rsscus thea. bat their efforts we're not
srcrresfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

The Young ps9pls who appeared In Pro-
fessor Turtles Pirates ~ FenzaBcs" com
panv. a. Fo~srs Opera House July ~
1856. heid . reunion last night ir coFunsnD.
ofafion II the event and we're entertained
Dy tie Misses keoingtoB sua y. y. John
son ~ fhe isfiers reside8cs. Professor
Turtle and y ia and George Smith. tls
t,nssa. xeTe rEnrlnl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
a GIRL MuRoEReSs.
A Child Eleven Years ola Sentences 10 b'
Hanged for fhe Murder OF q Babe.

COLUMBIA, s. C., July ls.-oKey Cherry,
an ll-year-old girl. of Barnwell. has been
convicted OF the murder of child and sen
tenced 10 be- hanged in September. She
was hired ont by her parents 90 nurse a
white baby. The Work was distasteiul 10
her and she administered q dose OF c0ncen-
tfated I've.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Three Men Probably Burned

NoxrRFsI. July Ig.-Tbe employees OF
the 81. Iawrenos Sugar Refining Company,
night. when ID was found that three Of
them. named Henderson. Beaumont and
Vssfoden. the latter an Italian. were miss
ing. II is believed that they were burned
10 death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

sAS FHAseIsoo. July i9.-When Mrs.
Lsnr.ry declared her intention 10 become
au American citizen she took tie oath at
her bon o. Justice Field today decided
that sue must ret8ru 70 The city aad ap-
pear in court in order 20 make her action
lezaL a. there vas DO authority FOR reclos-
ing books OF record from court
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

BTsgIsGHAN, July l9.-CAris. sch Tartz
a farm lsborsr. was killed yesterday on the
farm Of John Gr.eF. Jr., 10 West Bloomfield.
He was ~ work on sCaiold, stacking
wheat. Ehen the scalold fell upon and
killed him. He was u years OF axe, and
bailsd from Midland. Three months ago
his younger brother vas drowned al Mid
land
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

fecfsTIrts. kr. jay Io.--W4ilis AEgas.
tss aged = white. snd kosert B~achum.
eoio-ed sz~s g ausrre ed while ~ uisy yes
ter5sr feTnooa. AaE,szf1s chsssa Beseh
eai ween eorss freight ea-s an6 snerp
ssabses hs-u fve times. kiiAne klm. Tse
murderer i 10 al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

CrxcIxSsrI. July I9.-The maximum
Temperance here today was % degrees.
About CA fiF cases Of prostraton from beat
we're reported At the Cenfrai Poiice station.
during the d2g and night Rlth eizht
fstalifies The Thermometer a. miiLigtt
tonight registered ~ degrees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Vas lgo ysris. sad Lyaa wss za easy via
beF. sish beckh sscoud.
There 1sfs AL entries ia he TAB race. =.
foiioss Pred kand. Chas. +. Miller AID
Geo. q Potter. q. Wxsa-ls NoDgs ofzbd
kspiis ghas " Hsrrsa. Detroit Ray q
Jones. Lsnslnx. zad ID. 4. Lynn. Port
Huron. Rand xad Potter sSsmped early
Miller son Tie race. Hsrrah took second
behind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Dr7xofT. gnly -. - Attorney General
Gsrlsn8 has telsrrphs8 that the rnsttsr -
securing counsel fof tie defense 81 5srrt
Cia-f chsrged vgtb murder in shootua
PFivsts stone ~ Forf Wsyne. has fesx re
isrrs1 70 TIE Secretary 81 Wa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Mrncrs. Ind. July 19-B ? Brstton. .
r,rorniasnf merchsBi u this place. struck .
rnssch over tbs "a. vel ~ Wstsrvorks fsrk
iss. riebt. The gss exDloded with terrific
frros. seriously harnlBg him, hts wife and
MYs Bsrris
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
"Bue' SMITHS UNIFORM.
why the Brave General Doesn't Wear 1t
An Interview With - Heporter
for His Organ.

scrxE.-su periniendenrs oace, Police Head
quarters.
DEAMATfs PERsox Reporter Tor "BuB'
Snlith Orgdn dnd "htst" Smipt HIHSELE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

n the swimming rscs there we're I've
entries. as follaus tiilp g, Ssn sfTsoEi.
net~ait r-cs Rand. Grand Rapids Rsg q.
Torres. Iansirz T. Fl Reskhsrit Hits
daie. u Lynn. Pert HaFon. Tee distance
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

crate arrangements for the magnificent e
ception which be has rendered to the visit
ing oarsmen and thousand invited guests
al the O-WaSh-ts- SOng club rooms tonight
IL will be the swellest affair ever seen in
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

lasl year Tbs made nest little purse u
s3olt 0se 1lnlirst 1oiiArs s0r tas boss be-
fore t1eg so1 luto tizlr dfessin z-FooEas.
Asser sas tbs vsGsr anywhere smoother
and better than thAt shieb tAs d. w ask -ta-
asng course presented a. o'eioek yeslsr-
dsy afternoon. shea Tho Com uao.iors' :
launch steamed up 10 TIE boat house docks
and took Ga Commodore Perry. fiee CoEa-
nesoze Jones. Umplfs Alien. Judge Camp
bell Rrssident Weston. sscrstsFy Cbau1-
eeg, George II. Lsaher aud J. c. sieriiDg.
offhe Association COMMITTEES, aud men bers
Of he press. with n K Cro4. "a New York
tbs latter to take soundings. The little
iaaacn steamed over 70 The JUDGES stand
and pad their Respects % J40fss Frank
Terry 0f Battle Creek aad VIM r. Wells.
q Caafhzlu ont. and Timekeepsrs John
bonnsli. I stewart White and Charles An
uin. Umpire Allen then addressed few
words - ne junior sculis. Who we're already
a. ths starting 0uOYs In the following posi-
lions
Dennis Lynn. Jr.. rel. Port Huron; VIII
liam Watt. Hhil@ Moline. H. tudlsY Wat
srs, oEsnge. Grand Rapids Fred. }. Blair,
BLACK Grand River. Charles Miller, green,
Grand Rapids kdwsrd Teller. blue Grand
Rapids. John W. keogh. 0f the tarrAguI
Club of Chicago. bad Withdrawn from the
race.
At twenty minutes past o'clock the
umpire gave the word % kO--the handker-
chief dropped and the six shells shot out
over The imuiering water, aud the Nine
teeuth AnnsAl Regatta Of the North western
Amateur kowing Association was on.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

wsssgxsroS. falv z3.---fsr weather
slightly varnef. fo3svea ~ stsfionsrT
EsmpsTasors, yIaas sec4xsng sopiasfly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

The start was pretty one and
very even. Watt, OF Moline, being.
perhaps, quarter OF boats length ahead
The boys ali pulled with adetermined stroke
down TIE first quarter of the course at the
end Of which Watt shot ont tor stronger
lead with Blair second an1 the others about
even. Watt turned the mile post first. 70
which he pulled with a stroke averaging
thirty-six to the minute Blair turned sec
ond. Waters third, Teller fourth. Lynn
rnh, and Miller last. In turning Teller
gained little as did Waters and both shot
out wildly after the Moline man, leaving
Miller. Lynn and Blair away in the rear.
The two latter Immediately pulled out for
the boat house and the race between Tel
Ter and Waters was pretty one for second
place Wsters steerei little wildly and
rowed nneYen but Teller pulled up and
made a splendid second To Watt, who shot
across the starting line. making his time
lf.7 i-2 Ielfers time was Ii minutes and
s6 seconds and Waters 1915.
Almost immediately the umpire's boat
whistled for The second race. which was
called at 3.I3
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Ofler Dame.


At New York New York 80, indianapolis, 3.
AtPhlladelphia- Philadelphia .. pitsburg T.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, ?. Louisville r.
At New -NetropoItans, Q. Cleveland. l.
At Balilmore- Baltimore. . 81 Louis, > DARK.
ness stopped The game aflcr Is innings had been
played.
"a. ea,ts "a W. kt.fGaAx .ssN-t.
KALAMAZOO, July l9.-The Kalamazoo
PLAYERS seemed to expect that Aldrich. the
pitcher who had won three good games,
would explode. and they aided him ali that
was possible. Kalamazoo b, Wheeling IL.
tssla.ss 10 ~ zs4s.stg-.te,Aa-
IoxIA. July l9.-The Ionias today won a
gsne agsinsi both the Reed City club and
the umpire Ewald. Reel City citizen who
did much better work Tor hi8 CLUB than he
ever conld behind the bat. Ills dec sions
we're terribly rank aad be was Kissed and
booted ~ by tie large audience present.
The following is the score; ionia, 9
Reed CITY s. Base hits ionia. ~ Reed
City, y Errors-ionia. q Iced City, O.
Tmpirc-Ewald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

The aylyans. Detroits, Port Hurons'
and Our Own O-Wash-ta-Nongs
winaers OF the Medsls-Ths
Programme tor Todays
Races-Great Inter
est Centers in the
Senior Four.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

President Weston's Reception
TO the Visitors Tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

lasf year Tbs m4sla beat little purse u
s3o.it oae 1lnarst aoliArs s0r fas boys be-
fore they COS ln1e th1ir dsossinz z-goozas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

4 Large Crowd and an Inter-
estlng Series of Races.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Such Are the 0-Wash-
ta-Nongs.

And Set the Hearts OF the
Ladies Throbbing.